Recall Frenzy

[Skilly]

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[MartyMeatball]

My 2021 has been in the shop for two days now getting all the recalls done. They just called and said that it needs a new pressure sensor as part of one of the recalls and it won't be done until tomorrow.

Apparently there's an issue where a pressure sensor malfunctions which allows the traction battery to overheat.

 

[Archimedes]

He’s the poster with “my Taycan was in the shop six months for the LTE” or something equally critical.

Still trolling I see. I saw how well your troll thread went over on Rennlist. Like a lead balloon.

 

[Archimedes]

He is not. I’ve experienced firsthand the silliness of “Porsche stands behind their product”

Riiiight. Tell that to all the GT3 owners with finger follower issues who got the option of full buyback or across the board 10 year extended engine warranties. Or the GT4 owners with bad cams that got the option of full buyback or new motors and compensation.

 

[MartyMeatball]

Finally got my car back after 3.5 days in the shop doing the recalls. Said they had to replace a couple pressure sensors associated with the A/C but I think it was actually for the battery cooling system.

 

[DerekS]

WMP5: AC pressure sensor fix (note: have not been notified of this yet, but my car is in the affected range)

I'm an idiot, WMP5 does NOT apply to me as the fix rolled out week 1 of 2021.
So realistically any car built in 2021 or later does not need this fix.

My (awesome) service advisor said my car wasn't affected and when I took a closer look at the PDF I was like ah crap I misread this as week 31 of 2021 as the fix week.

 

[MartyMeatball]

After being in the shop for nearly a week for five (!!!) recalls I just got another for the seat wiring.

 

[John89]

Although I no longer own the car, I also received notification that my 2020 TS has a seat wiring recall. Still having recalls even after ownership ??

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